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Each child is riding on the pony with a saddle. Each saddle has exactly 2 saddle bags on it. Each saddle bag has exactly 3 water

bottles in it. 22 riders altogether are in the group. How many water bottles do they have all together?

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sdas [7]4 years ago

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132 i think idk but if you multiply 22 and 2 it equals 44 so then 44 ×3 equals 132 idk if its right or not

uranmaximum [27]4 years ago

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Answer: They have 132 water bottles all together .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Each child is riding on the pony with a saddle.

Each saddle has exactly 2 saddle bags on it.

Each saddle bag has exactly 3 water bottles in it.

Then , the number of water bottles each saddle has = $2\times3=6$

22 riders altogether are in the group.

Then , the number of water bottles they have all together = $6\times22=132$

Therefore, they have 132 water bottles all together .

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